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As Pickett Fire containment advances, Napa County looks toward health effects
As an army of firefighters gradually boxes in the Pickett Fire, Napa County officials are looking ahead at the environmental effects the largest local wildfire in five years may leave behind – on its land and in its water.
Update: Pickett Fire in Napa County at 17% containment
Pickett Fire initially started 2:57 p.m. Aug. 21 in Napa County, California. After being active for five days, it has burned 6,803 acres. A crew of 2,727 firefighters succeeded in containing 17% of the fire as of Tuesday morning. However, the cause is still being investigated.
An army of firefighters has prevented the Pickett Fire from growing for a second straight afternoon, and Napa Valley weather ...
Prior to additional evacuations Saturday evening, between 110 and 170 people had been told to leave their neighborhoods, ...
MARISA ENDICOTT THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Fire crews made gains Friday in their battle against the Pickett Fire in Napa County, even ...
Wildfires have cropped up in different regions across California over the past several days as a record-breaking heat wave ...
The fire was reported before noon at Highway 175 and McKinley Drive near Middletown. Thirty minutes later, authorities ...
Before the sun even poked over the Napa Valley, DroneView7 spotted light -- hot air balloons getting ready to take tourists across the nation's premier wine growing region.
Napa County officials declared a local health emergency on Monday over concerns that toxic materials from the Pickett ...
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